Showing posts with label Cornette de Saint Cyr. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cornette de Saint Cyr. Show all posts
Tuesday, 5 March 2013
Cornette de Saint Cyr Sale, Brussels, 4 March 2013
Lot 50 in tonight's Cornette de Saint Cyr Brussels sale (4March 2013) is this extraordinary light 'Taraxacum 88' (1988) by Achille Castiglioni (1918-2002). The bulbs are placed directly onto the aluminium centre creating a 'frothy' affect.
Edition FLOS
Estimate: €1,000-2,000.
Cornette de Saint Cyr Design Sale, Brussels, 4 March 2013
Cornette de Saint Cyr are holdng a 20th Century and Contemporary design sale in Brussels this evening (4March 2013) and here are a few of our favourite pieces.
Lot 1:- This set of 5 chairs from a limited edition of 50 in red laquered aluminium and varnished epoxy ar by Bieke Hoet. Entitled 'Mini Puzzle' (2004), the laser and aluminium plates are pieces together and then varnished. We love the vibrant red laquer and the distinctive silhouette created by the repetitive patterns.
Estimate €1,500-1,800
Lot 12:- The fabulous armchair (2008) by Tejo Remo and Rene Veerhuizen (Atelier Remy/Veerhuizen) in Utrecht, is a limited edition of 6 + 2 + the prototype 'Zetel' Bamboo Chair'. It is made of sustainable bent and braided bamboo boards. Bamboo is among the world's fastest renewable raw materials and has evolved into one of the most innovative eco-friendly of available woods. The two designers frequently collaborate, and they consider everything as material with which to explore new contexts and uses.
Here the shape are fluid and organic reflecting their material and creating a type of nest-like structure.
Their work is represented in many major museums, a version of their renowned 'Chest of Drawers' having been acquired by MOMA.
Estimate: €5,000-7,000
Friday, 15 June 2012
Young Collectors Sale
Design Sale—‘Young Collectors’, Cornette de Saint Cyr, Paris
We were intrigued by the title of this sale in Paris earlier this week, and found several exciting items for clients. These iconic chairs in steel wire, designed in 1965 by Warren Platner have a lyrical quality, reflecting his design values: “I felt there was room for the kind of decorative, gentle, graceful design that appeared in a period style like Louis XV”.
The lines of this ‘Swan’ sofa by Arne Jacobsen are supremely elegant. In production from 1964-1974, this model was revived in 2000.
The flowing line of the base of this unique table by Bruno Moinard creates a stunning effect. We love the tone of green of the glass tabletop.
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